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bat he h very unhappy. You no he n great
asplrant siter political hOn0rs and hes Just
besn sore,y defeated for . long coveted ofiice.
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Now the bleak winds OF autumn around us are
signing.
Ana nature her elf ioosa gloomy and sad.
And the leaves and tho flowers are falling and
dying,
And tho earth is in somber habiliment clad;
And the ssns bird 10 pensivo, or has hown 70
discover
A fair, sunny homo amid evergreen trses,
And the woOds but re- echo tbs wall of the plover
And frosty winds rustic tho dead forest leaves
and muTky,
Thy name Is synonymous with mince.pie aud
turkey.
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" Bisughing brooks ana streams. set FREQ
From icy chains. exuItingiy
Sing, ~ W hasten 70 the sea.
AllUlutA!
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The small boy now becomes very piOus.
lie II never absent from sabbath school, but
studies hard the way in which he should 60,
and his Sunday school teacher and supsrtu.
tsndent rejoice exceedingly that another
strsyiug LAMB has bssn brought into the
fold. Hut after the Christmas present he
will play hockey, aud cut both tsscher and
supoSint tsndent on the street
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
THE JUNIOR EXCELSIORS.

The Excelsiors had their first
boat excursion to River View,
last Friday. Two trips were
made during the day. The morn
ing trip carried a slim attendance,
but they in no way failed to get
all the possible enjoy ment out of a
day on the banks OF the river.
All were pleased to remain and
not return to the city to greet
those who came on the evening
trip. "Mary Washington" is "a
steamer of elegant proportions and
amply fit ed and arranged for eX-
curtionists. Slow of motion, yet
safe she gides through the bill
lows as easily as a bird through
the air. A spot more select could
never have been chosen than
River View. Its very name is
appropriate and suggestive, tor
from its location the eye sweeps
the river and the surrounding
country in a broad circle. A,
yet the arrangement Of the place
can only be complimented. Its
spacious and elegant booths, its
young trees and its roller coaster
will serve III time to make it
the eden of the Potomac"
A better dinner can be had no
where else for fifty cents The
Excelsiors can only blame them
selves for the number tney took,
since they neglected to advertise.
On the whole the young folks
who went down felt that the day
was a pleasant one in every re-
spect. 1t should not be omitted
here that, when the whistle blew
call aboald" all hands were ready
to step on the gang plank. There
were no drones to delay and all
got home in a seasouable hour.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
A DAILY

newspaper. No race of people are
more in need of a daily paper than
the colored people. A daily paper
at the capital of the nation, in our
opinion, would be just the thing.
To enable us to start this paper,
we shall expect a large subscription
list to justify the publication. 1t
is our object to publish such
paper, that will be a credit to the
race. We shall in a few weeks
give the full particulars OF this
scheme. We propose to organize
stock company and employ a
corp of good writer's, so that there
will be no excuse on the part OF
our people to say that the paper is
not we'll edited.
There seems to be a great deal
of talk about
PUBLIC PRINTER
Benedict. In our opinion Mr..
Benedict is making a first class
Public Printer. There is one thing
about him, which we must cOngrat-
uIate. and that is, he knows no
man by his color. This is great
deal to say for a democrat. There
are republicans in the Printing Of
fee to-day, more inimical to the
Negro than some democrats, Mr..
Benedict has employed there. The
promotion of Mr.. VanmeatOr to the
first Asst. fOremanship, is recOg-
milton of merit. He is young
man, and will no doubt do honor
to the position to which he has
been promoted.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
THE WOMAN'S BAPT. HOME
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The Woman's Baptist Home
Missionary Society, will hold its
Ninth Public meeting in the 10Th
Street Baptist church, Sunday July
oath, 81, at 3 p. m. Miss Matte
+. Pryor, president, will state the
object of the society and also speak
of the good accomplished during
tue past year. Rev. Walter HI.
Brooks, pastor of the above church
will deliver an address upon Home
Missionary Work in the District.
The music will be furnished by the
choir and Sunday School of the
above church. Several prominent
gentlemen have been invited to be
present, including the pastors of
the different churches. Prof. Sto.
rum will be present and make an
address. Short addresses will be
made 10y Revs. G.. w. Lee, A. A.
Lott, w. IL. Phillips and Mr.. Jno
w. Cromwell. Mr.. w. III. Scott
Will preside. All are invited TO be
present.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

season. and in company with Miss
Anna E. Norris, the distinguishe
journalist and elocutionist, Miss
Webb aud her selected company
will appear at Asbury Park, Long
Branch, Saratoga and other lead
ing summer resorts during the
warm weather
Our Washington audiences
would be pleased to hear Miss
Webb and Miss Norris, and the
BEE is pleased to say that there
are few white artists their equals.
Information as to terms, dates,
&C., can be obtained by addressing
Lieut.. Howard L. Smith, care OF
the New York Daily Star.
The BEE experiences a pleasure
in presenting prominent me mbers
OF It's race to its readesrs as every
evidence of ability found among
US commands just so much more
respect and recognition from the
opposite nationality.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
WEST WASHINGTON.
James L. Turner, Agent and Reporter
14l7 West 2Sth Street.

The second quarterly anniversa-
ry of the Sunday Scho Union,
was unavoidable postponed on Sun
day afternoon last on account of a
funeral. The anniversary will take
place tomorrow, Sunday after
noon at o'clock at Mt. Zion nj.
Z. Church.
The funeral of Mr.. James Brown
whose death occurred on Thursday
last took place Sunday afternoon
from the 10Th Street Bapt. church.
Mr.. Brown was very highly esteem
ed by his associates and was well
known in musical circles. A large
number of his schOOlmates and
friends attended the funeral. Rev.
Walter III. Brooks officiated inter
ment at Bapt. Cemetary.
The competitive drill between
the Lincoln Rifles and the Worm
ly Cadets OH Monday last at Van
Ness Park for a silk flag resulted
i'm the favor of the Lincoln Rifles.
The judges were Capts. Arthur
Brooks, of the Cadet Corps and
JAS. A. Perry of the G. G. Guards.
Lieut.. Col. Maj. F. g. Revells of
the G. q. Guards, made the presen-
tation to the successful company
in which he highly complimented
both companies for their excellen-
cy in the manual Of arms nearly
400 persons visited the park.
At the trustees rally of Mt. Zion
church last Sunday Rev. Bishop
Andrews Of the NJ. E. Conference
preached at II o'clock and at Z 80
Rev. DR.. Edwards of the Dunbarton
Ave. M. E. Church. A large amount
of money was ised during the day.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
TEHE DISTRICT NATIONAL
GUARD.

The brigade Of the District Ma
tional Guard will number about
10000, men battalioned a. follows:
First Observation-Disclosures Light
Infantry, companies A, B, G, d
and Z, Ctpt. w. G. Moore, Secend
bat talion-Union Veterans, Com
pany A, Capt. NJ, E. UreII; Custer
Guards, Capt, Rutherford. Third
battalion Washington Continen-
tails, capt. W. w. Mills: Emmett
Guards, capt. W. H. Murphy, and
columbia r tles, capt. IL. F. Porter
Fourth bal allon- Corcoran Cades
Capt. E. C. Edwards: National Fenci-
bles, Capt. E. S. Domer; ordway Ri
tfes, capt. A. Mackay, and Logan
Guards, capt. S. E. Thompson. Fifth
Battalion (colored) Butler naves.
sixth battalion (eoioIed), washing
ton cadets, companies A. B. c. and
D, Nj. C A. fleetwood. seventh
Battalion, CAPITAL city Guards
companies A, B, C, aud D, Maj.
R, wells. All a rangements for proper
returns to headquarters have
now been made, and a battalion
drill will take place about the
close of the summer.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
COLORED KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR

st. Louis, July 19.-The col
ored Knights Templar Grand Com
mandery of Missouri, embracing
the States of Missouri, Arkansas,
Colorado, Kansas, Iowa, and
Wyoming Territoy, met here to
day. The right eminent grand
commander. James Pelham, read
his address, which containes a
brief history of Templarism and
history of the colored branch OF
me order. He affirmed the IL gitl-
macy of the coloreI brancu Of the
order in this country. There are
thirty commanderies, represented
10y fifty delegates.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
THE HANDSOMEoT MAN IN
TOWN.

Mr.. Roy, the handsomest man on
Penn. avenue, II. W., writes a long
letter to the editor. which he finds
too hot for the cOmpositor to set,
and too long for the editor to read.
Among other things, however, be
says, "the editor has made fail
ure in his attempts to compliment
him" The fact of the matter is,
Mr.. Roy has been boasting to the
girls about his beauty, which the
Bee published, and which did not
rest well on his abdomen. He
claims to be unknown to the fe-
males, and even disllked by those
who know him. The editor has
even failed to be sarcastic says MI.
Roy, and it is a lamentable fact,
that poor man like himself should
be made victim OF criticism. He
admits that he is not as handsome
as AppollO, but the girls say he is
the Adonis of Penn. avenue, and
that the great Garrison Hotel
would lose one half of its trade il
it were not for this Adonis of the
oar. In the concluding portion of
Mr.. Roy's letter, he gets pnetical /:
"The ladies Oh how
| adore them, but,
l must sadly, though truthf,. lily
confess, that
love not wisely, but too WE'LL"
The lady who composed these
poetical lines for MI. Roy, must
have gotten drunk by drinking
mint julips of a Roy mixture. He
admits that he is no masher, and
such assertions could only emanate
from the so-called editor of the
Bee, and that it's editor has the big
head. la conclusion he says, why
should The spirits OF mOrtals be
proud. Mortal spirits should be
proud, when the Garrison Hotel
has the handsOmest man, known as
the "knight OF the bar" to mix
your mint julips, cocktails, cham
pagne or other drinks, in the new.
est and most fashionable style.
Why look at this Adonis, "Jesse
Herman Roy, ESQ.," he would make
"a mortal feel that he was in para
disc. Call and see him at 342 Pa.
ave.,n. W, Hotel de Garrison.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
ABE CELEBRATES HIS BIRTH
DAY.

A number of gentlemen assem-
bled at the residence of MIR. A. l..
Myers, 1031 18th ST., to accept the
hospitality of thas gentleman i'll
commemoratiOn of his 23rd birth.
day. There were present besides the
host MessrS. John w. Butcher, r.
Bowie, Fred Freeman, III. Q. Tur-
ley, w. Wood, j. H. Lewis, Jno
w. Mays, 1. Lancaster, Jos. Tuck
er, Robt. Mcintyre, of the Recor
der's office, j. f. Boston, and 9th
ers. Mr.. Myers proved conclusive
ly his ability as host by the e Y
cellence OF the collation. served
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
ANOTHER LUMINOUS STAR
OF THE RACE.

The BEE is able this week to
present to the race, the name
of another beautiful and most
gifted member of our nationality.
This star, direct from the invigo-
rating climate of California, is in
New York, which in future will
be her professional headquarters.
Her vocation is that Of IL vocalist,
and her voice gifted by nature and
developed by the training of the
best foreign and American mas
ters, has justly earned for her the
term, "W estern Queen of the
Stage.' Miss Maggie Webb, for
that is the name of the distin-
guished prima donna, is about
five feet SIX inches in height OF
slender and most graceful build, 8
handsome face perfectly contoured
and possesses stage address SCI
dom equalled. Sne is the favor
ite vocalisF, white or colored, ives
of the Mississippi River, and has
a score of scrap books containing
the warmcst enconiums from the
leading white journals OF th'
West.
Miss Webb, through her mana
ger, Lieut.. Howard L. Smith, i
now making dates for the mex
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

The District National Guards are
about organized. They number
fully 10000, and to our surprise
the Negro soldiers are in the ma
jority by two thirds. Notwith-
standing this fact, Gen'l Ordway
did not deem it advisable to ap-
point one of our commanding Off
GERS on his staff. We would like
to ask Genl Oruway, whether the
colored soldiers should not have
been represented on his staff
Lieut.. Col. Revells, Majors Fleet
wood or Fischer, would be an hon
or to any staff. Why was not one
of these gentlemen selecteu? In
the opinion of Gen'l Ordway, the
Negro is considered inferior to the
white man, and for that reason a
Negro was not selected for his
staff. The Negro should be Ike the
plebians of Rome. They said when
asked by the patricians, to go to wal
''Ot what consequence is it to us if
our chains are forged by our enemies
or our fellow citizens, since the pa
tricians are rewarded for victories
let them encounter the danger OF
the wars" The white man is hon.
ored all the time, while the
poor Negro gets the rebuke. Those
who like such vain glory are wei
come te join the District National
Guards.
1t is hoped by the citizens that
change will be made in the
SCHOOL BOARD.
The people are interested in the
progress of our schools, and if an y
changes are made, we advise ths
Commissioners to look well. We
have plenty of good material. Mr.
Lewis Cornish or Milton NJ. Hol
land, are excellent gentlemen, ant
would make good school officers
For some time we have been an
ticipating the publication of
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

The members of the National
Press Association will confer a IA
vor if they will notify me, by letter,
of their intention TO be present at
the meeting, Aug. 8, 1887. We
desire to make suitable preparations
for that occasion and make you
welcome. We hope there will be
a large attendance. Exchanges
please copy.
WIN. j. SIMMONS, Pres.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
THEY SAY THAT,

Inc SOL Is Responsible IOF Tie
acts of his father.-Trotter.
DR.. Francis and Prof. Gregory,
are acceptable to the people.
Col. Webb should be careful of
what is said to him by the dis
satisfied school element.
A mans father who is a republi-
can, and has made republican
speeches; his son is responsible.-
IrOtter.
1t is rumored that some one
would like to have the whole
school board abolished.
Iago would be pleased, but it
will not be done.
The city Postmaster will be
appointed soon.
Who it will be, it is hard to say.
Billy Dickson is a strong can
didate, but he has got to Love-joy
before he gets it.
The editor of the Indianapolis
World has the fallen sickness.
Some people can see what they
think is bad Of one, but can sci.
dom see any good when it shows
itself.
The bad is often told, but the
good is seldom heard.
This was the case with r. D..
Ruffin. The BEE rendered a Joke
at his expense, and there were
hundreds TO miscOnstrue it.
People who are anxious TO mis-
construe a persons meaning should
be watched the mseIves.
Persons who are suspicious OF
others are often guilty of irregu-
laritles themselves
Ruffins visits on 9 b ST., are
entirely of II business nature, there
is no Slye in it
Roy has gotten better Looking
since the last publication of the
BEE.
Some people will endeavor to
make a serious thing out ofa joke.
The BEE will always defend
the innocent.
The Negro mugwhump from
Massachusetts, had better make
good of his present deal.
The BEE will be issued tri
weekly In few months.
Get ready for the tri-weekly BEE.
Commissioner Webb should be
aware of the school sharks.
Gen'I Ofdwav should have se
lected one OF the colored com
mandIng officers ON his s ali.
The colored militia consists OF two
thirds of the National @ lards, ant
yet no Negro Was selected to g
on Ordway's staff.
Always think we'll before yor
speak. II
Be careful what you say ab 'ut
your enemies during their alb ence
Speak we'll of those who arr
jealous of you
An amiable woman is know
! by her disposition.
There is much simplicity in {
small woman.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

visit his brother at Chicago, DR.. D.
w. Williams, from which place
both gentlemen will leave for Mon
tano and other great places in the
West. Mr.. Williams will be gone
several months. He will also visit
the press convention, at Louisville,
Kentucky.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

A woman with a bright eye
often possesses much amiability.
Roy, the handsomest bar tender
on the avenue, is now known as
the adonis of good drinks.
He is an honest man, who pays
bis debts.
A man who runs from his
creditors is thief.
Never run from those to whom
you are indebted, although you
have not the money to pay.
Bill Dickson will get the city
postmastersnip, provided Mat
thews, of Albany, gets out of the
way.
Capt. Arthur Brooks is the
prettlest man in tn Cadet Corps.
He is masher.
Major Fleetwood is one of the
most reliable men in the Cadet
Corps.
Public Printer Benedict, has
just as much respect for common
citizen as ne has for q member
OF Congress. What he wants is,
for his employees to do their work.
Rev. r. s. Laws has returned
to his flock better and a wiser
man.
What Dan Murray doesn't
know about the Congressional IL
Drary is not worth knowing.
Senator Stamford is a presiden-
tial candidate.
Look ont for the Junior Excel
siors to River View.
There is as much color line
among Negroes as there is among
the whites.
There ale no more rings in the
High School.
When rings are broken they
become pOwerless.
1t took several years to break
the High School ring.
Johnson is the last link to the
old regime,
A man whose stock in trade is
scandal hunting, should first be
clean himself.
There are some people who
read other peoples BEE, and af-
forwards say, they would not buy
one.
Those who will not buy the
BEE, but steal it from other people,
are thieves.
The BEE will live to chronicle
the rascallty of such people.
An honest man or woman is
not afraid of being exposed.
1t is only the guilty who cannot
stand the light of day.
We do not dislike a man be-
cause other people do
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

The eve'g was pleasantly spent in
conversation, singing and recita,
tions. At late hour his friends
dispersed, wishing their host MANY
pleasant anniversaries.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
hl0TI0T The Trustees OF
WUUt Central Central NJ. E: E:

apart the 18th of July, 81, as a
Grand Rally day, TO raise the sum
of 500 60 DOLLARS, for the bene-
fit of the church. The following
ministers will be present: at IL a.
m. Rev. WIN. Draper, at 8. p. m,
Rev. ]. ii. Daley, at s p. m, Rev.
w. w. Foreman. The chOirS and
cougre cations of several churches
have been invited 10 participate.
Respectfully f. HAMMOND, z. G.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
NOTICE

Agents are not allowed % collect money
lur tor advertisement unless they can
produce am authenticated receipt with the
editor, name attached Thereto. Money
mid under any otacr circumstances, Is
done at the risk of advertisers. Agents
clu solicit advertisements, but are not
allowed to collect the same without au-
tborily.
w. Calvin Chase. editor
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23


Mr.. W. Ill. BlacK, took a flying
trip to Maryland last week, to see
his mother who is sick.
For delicious Ice Cream and
Water Ices, 90 to Gray's Ice Cream
parlors, 1919 18th street.
Misses /. Chase and Ida Jones,
I are spending several days at Har-
| perS Ferry, West Virginia.
Mr.. John III. Lawson, will leave
the city in "A few days for the North
where he will remain during the
summer.
" mted.-A lady as houSekeeper,
and to do the general house work of
IA gentlemen residing a short dis
lance in the country. Address
with particulars, Box POS,
Westminster,
Carroll County, Md.
Miss w. Stanard of 925 w. st.
band Miss Clara V. Jones of Poll IL
st.. left the city on Wednesday
|morniug for Phil. and New York,
respectively where they will spend
Fhe heated term.
Miss Jane CrOpper left the city
1his evening for Cambridge Mary
land, where she will spend her va
oation. She will shortly be joined
by her friend Miss Ella V. Camp
Ihrll, who left on Wednesday for
annapolis Md. Miss Clara Cropper
band the Misses Martin left to day
for Atlantic City.
The Wide Awake Relief Club,
#d John Wesley Church, will give
b grand garden party, in the rear
#ofthe Church, Monday and Tues
lay evenings, August 2d and 3d.
VI This will be a very fine and novel
nteItainment, Admission is only
n 10 cents.
NJ Mr.. John Z. WaddletOn, the
B Jeweler at the corner of 18th and
Il NtS., n. W., has just gotten in a
nse stock of new goods consist
hg of rings, watches, chains,
Sleeve buttons, charms, etc. While
Is true that these goods have
been Just received, don't forget
'lat he is prepared to do all kinds
q repairing. Give him a call even
You should not desire to pur-
chase his goods.
Ex-senator B. X. Bruce, whose
success as platform orator is
phenomenal, will address the peo-
PIE Of SheIhyville, Ind. Aug. 2nd,
0n "EmancIpation." On the 29th
W 'iIi, he will address the As
'nini at Mantomedi Lake, Minn.,
vi ", > Hthe RIce Problem," and on
,Ie "th OF August, he will address
ny. NE assembly at MOnoma Lake,
IHconSm. on The Industrial
fTobIcm.
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

Subscribe for the BEE.
\ Twenty cents yer month
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For sale by all ncwsdcalcrS in tie city
IN Onr subscribers would confer favor
b. leaving the amount Of their subscrip-
.ious at their houses for the collector, and
thus save annoyance alike to patron and
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The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
GONE WEST.

mi, horace Greely'S advice to young
b.; Dr." was, TO 90 West. Mr.. H.
-; ave Williams. who has been in
cit,, r's TI'y lnr over a year, left the
.t,,. ~, IaSt Wednesday eve'g for al
N'ended western trip. He will
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23
CUR WEEKLY REVIEW.

GEN'L oRDWAY AND HIS STAFF. NO
NEGRO NEED APPLY. WHY MAKE
A DISCRIMINATION ? A PRoBA-
BILE CHANGE IN THE SCHOOL BOARD.
A COLORED DAILY. MR.. BEN E..
DICT AND THE TYPOGRAPHICAL.
UNION
The Washington bee., 1887-07-23

BY Lyman Abbott and Rev. 8. 3. Halliday,
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tains entire life Of the great preacher. Agents
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anee, as we give SPECIAL TERMS and PAY
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NOTICE.-An our Agents are given the fuu
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rgaI,T. y. ". WASH. ID. {.
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p.rs..iys.N street, between l2th ana
Northwest -, =,
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-,sra Avenue. southwest
W,5dlcton's Jcwelry store 18Th ana
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pbfIadclrhia House, &lS SPehnsylNania Ave
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SATURDAY. July 23rd, 1887